Yokogawa Flange Mounted Differential Pressure Transmitter
Product Introduction
Yokogawa's flange mounted differential pressure transmitter is a 100% new original field measuring instrument, equipped with the advanced DPharp sensor. This sensor has the unique capability to measure three key process parameters with a single unit: differential pressure (DP), static pressure (SP), and sensor temperature.
Leveraging these three sets of process data, the transmitter can perform real-time dynamic compensation for temperature effects and static pressure effects in differential pressure measurements. This dynamic compensation significantly enhances the accuracy of DP measurements, making the transmitter highly reliable for field measurement applications. It is designed to operate within a pressure range of 0-10MPa, ensuring it can handle various industrial pressure measurement scenarios.
Product Features
Multi-Parameter Measurement with Single Sensor: The DPharp sensor can measure differential pressure (DP), static pressure (SP), and sensor temperature simultaneously, providing comprehensive process data.
Dynamic Compensation: Based on the measured DP, SP, and sensor temperature, the transmitter performs real-time compensation for temperature and static pressure effects, improving the accuracy of differential pressure measurements.
Flange Mounted Design: Specifically designed for flange mounting, making it suitable for easy installation and integration in field measuring environments.
Wide Pressure Range: Capable of measuring within a pressure range of 0-10MPa, adapting to various industrial pressure measurement requirements.
Product Parameters
Pressure Range: 0-10MPa
Output: 4-20mA
Power Supply: 12-36VDC
Sensor Type: DPharp sensor (capable of measuring DP, SP, and sensor temperature)
Key Function: Dynamic compensation for temperature and static pressure effects in DP measurements
Mounting Type: Flange mounted
Condition: 100% new original
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